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Roger's Equations

This blog is all about science and technology (with occasional math thrown in for fun). The goal of this blog is to try and pass on the sense of excitement and wonder I feel when I read about these topics. I hope you enjoy the posts.
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Blind Date Math Style 'e' & 'Pi' [Rogers Equations Enjoy] :-)

Posted December 18, 2006 1:25 PM by stilljester

Thought this would help start the week for everyone.

Blind Date: 'e' and 'Pi'

Have a good week everyone!!

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Re: Blind Date Math Style 'e' & 'Pi' [Rogers Equations Enjoy] :-)

12/18/2006 1:31 PM

Awesome.
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Re: Blind Date Math Style 'e' & 'Pi' [Rogers Equations Enjoy] :-)

12/21/2006 7:23 AM

I knew you'd like that
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Re: Blind Date Math Style 'e' & 'Pi' [Rogers Equations Enjoy] :-)

12/19/2006 5:00 PM

HA! That was great. I don't feel comfortable with you rounding me up to the nearest tenth.

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